, CompUSA is more than happy to sell you the parts and service to make sure your computer is ready for the OS.</p>
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What keeps [smart] people from paying the $450, going home, ghosting their [now Vista-loaded] drive, returning to the store to get your $400 back & former OS installed, going home & ghosting the Vista image back to the computer!? How can CompUSA do that?
Ahh, ok, I read the BusinessWire link… it’s not the full-blown version. They install a trial, then you buy the full key from M$.
Not true it is the full blown version. You must buy Vista (upgrade or full) from compusa and have it installed by compusa. To qualify for a refund on the copy of Vista